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Maggie Rhoads

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  • White House Correspondent, NBC News
  • Incoming Reporting Intern, The Capitol Forum
  • Nate Morris Fellow, Center for the Study of the Presidency & Congress (CSPC)
Washington, D.C.
As seen in: NBC News, The Capitol Forum, Substack, Daily Herald, George Washington Today, The GW Hatchet, The Fulcrum (U.S.), Planet Forward, DC Witness
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Maggie Rhoads is an aspiring political journalist based in Washington, D.C. Check out her relevant experience on her LinkedIn and feel free to send pitches.

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Tech/Media/Telecom Weekly July 28, 2026

Tech/Media/Telecom Weekly July 28, 2026

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FCC Chair Backs Settlement in $39 Billion Ligado Networks Suit

FCC Chair Backs Settlement in $39 Billion Ligado Networks Suit

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Senate to Hold Hearing for DOJ Antitrust Nominee Adam Candeub

Senate to Hold Hearing for DOJ Antitrust Nominee Adam Candeub

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The Capitol Forum: Tech/Media/Telecom Weekly July 14, 2026

The Capitol Forum: Tech/Media/Telecom Weekly July 14, 2026

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Can nuclear power meet rising global energy demand? - Planet Forward

Can nuclear power meet rising global energy demand? - Planet Forward

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Can nuclear power meet rising global energy demand?

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By Maggie Rhoads
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As global electricity demand is projected by the International Energy Agency to rise by more than 20 percent by 2030, policymakers and industry leaders are searching for the next phase of the clean energy transition. While renewable sources like solar and wind have expanded rapidly, questions remain about whether they can meet growing demand on their own. Nuclear energy is increasingly being reconsidered as a reliable, carbon-free power source.
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Food policy leaders discuss careers, systems, and impact at the George Washington University

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By Maggie Rhoads
| Planet Forward
The Global Food Institute at George Washington University hosted a Food Policy Pathways: Careers in Food & Agriculture Policy event for about 50 students and alumni on April 7. The event featured guest speakers including Carbonell Family Executive Director of the Global Food Institute Stacy Dean, Executive Director of Food Policy Pathways Rachel Atcheson, Business Development Manager for the Government of the District of Columbia Tariq Sheriff, Legislative Assistant for Sen.
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Inside the fight to reframe climate messaging under Trump rollbacks with David Di Martino

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By Maggie Rhoads
| Planet Forward
In Washington, D.C., where policy battles are fought through language, words themselves have become the front line. President Donald Trump, since taking office in January 2025, has ordered the Department of Energy and the Environmental Protection Agency to scale back language that mentions or alludes to climate change. The majority, or 64%, of Americans say climate change is affecting their local communities, according to the Pew Research Center.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

My first paid job as a journalist was being a research assistant for a book about President Trump and the 2024 presidential election.

What's your favorite social network?

My favorite social network is LinkedIn.

Did you work for your high school newspaper? If so, what did you do there?

Yes, I worked for my high school's newspaper. In fact, I restarted it after the COVID-19 pandemic publishing over 130 articles.